LPCM setup for a Sony BDPS6500 Blu-Ray Player

[Krylic]

I saw That His Blu-Ray support LPCM
Stereo L-PCM on coaxial output
Stereo L-PCM, 5.1 (48 kHz, 96 kHz and 192 kHz) and 7.1 (48 kHz and 96 kHz) on HDMI

I have a LG SJ7 Soundbar that supports DD,DTS,LPCM and I want to use the LPCM on the soundbar

in the settings I picked for digital audio output PCM But I don't know if I should turn off or on BD MIX AUDIO

with AUTO And BD MIX Off outputs DTS HD MA,HD Dobly Atmos ETC

And On Converts To DTS,DD

BUT with Pcm should I keep it on or off

Blu-Ray Connected Directly to The Sounbar

 

[DJNX]

Do you want to prefer the LPCM track on the disk or do you need LPCM in all your chain because that’s the only way to output audio?

 

[Krylic]

I need LPCM

 

[Chrispy]

You're connecting with hdmi? Why do you need lpcm?

 

[Krylic]

lossless quality for.movi3s and TV shows on Netflix

 

[Chrispy]

lossless quality for.movi3s and TV shows on Netflix

What lossless content on Netflix? You get more than Dolby Digital Plus?

 

[Krylic]

What lossless content on Netflix? You get more than Dolby Digital Plus?

My sounbar doesn't support None of the codex that Netflix uses

 

[Chrispy]

My sounbar doesn't support None of the codex that Netflix uses

Ah, gotcha, so it can't handle DD+. That's a shame, that's the primary streaming codec for not just Netflix but many. How old is that soundbar?

If you can get it to pass Dolby Digital or DTS is that not sufficient?

 

[Chrispy]

As to the BD Mix Audio setting, do you use the secondary audio channels?

 

[Krylic]

Ah, gotcha, so it can't handle DD+. That's a shame, that's the primary streaming codec for not just Netflix but many. How old is that soundbar?

If you can get it to pass Dolby Digital or DTS is that not sufficient?

Rather have it lossless than lossy

 

[Krylic]

As to the BD Mix Audio setting, do you use the secondary audio channels?

In a simple Way please All know about that is That Is sends HD Streams like DD+ and DTSHD,MA

 

[Krylic]

Ah, gotcha, so it can't handle DD+. That's a shame, that's the primary streaming codec for not just Netflix but many. How old is that soundbar?

If you can get it to pass Dolby Digital or DTS is that not sufficient?

2017 8 years with his one

 

[Chrispy]

Rather have it lossless than lossy

Dolby Digital Plus is not lossless either, though. What do you think you're missing particularly?

 

[Chrispy]

2017 8 years with his one

I wonder why they didn't allow for it....it's been around a lot longer than that.

 

[Krylic]

Dolby Digital Plus is not lossless either, though. What do you think you're missing particularly?

But the audio quality is the same though if it was lossy

 

[Krylic]

I wonder why they didn't allow for it....it's been around a lot longer than that.

Yeah

 

[Chrispy]

But the audio quality is the same though if it was lossy

Not sure what you mean by that.

 

[Krylic]

Not sure what you mean by that.

It's like converting a wav to flac same quality but smaller file size Its like converting a mp3 320 to flac its gonna be the same quality

 

[Chrispy]

If you're getting the Dolby Digital signal to the soundbar, that's as good in your case (unless you need the further capabilities of Dolby Digital Plus such as 7.1 or Atmos metadata)

 

[Krylic]

Nah I usually watch YouTube and Netflix and listen to music on it That's Why I used PCM for the output but the bd mix audio setting not sure if I should keep it on or off for the pcm output